I knew I could count on you!  On Friday I asked for advice about modifying the Oliver & S Playtime dress pattern to use as a nightgown.  I was cutting into Cotton & Steel Bespoke double gauze, pattern size 10.



You suggested reversing the bodice so that the buttons land in the front, accessible to my 10-year-old.  How simple is that?  I also cut the "back" bodice pieces with a slightly lower scoop to convert them into a nicer front neckline, and we were good to go!  After completing the dress, my daughter and I even decided not to use buttons.  The soft gauze fabric separates with an attractive and modest fit.



Does that gown look a bit rumpled to you?  That's because she swiped it last night on her way to bed.  Apparently, that's a success!







I love the scattered design details and "torn edges" on this double gauze print?  It makes it the funkiest nightgown I've seen yet.  And, truly, I would like a nightgown in double gauze too.  I think it's the perfect fabric for bed, baby clothes or swaddling blankets.  Maybe the leftovers wil become a frock for Eleni this summer.  So lightweight and cozy!

Thanks again for your advice!